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20 Regions of Italy is your team of experts helping you plan the trip you wish for, among the beauties of an extraordinary land. We will take care of the organization and the logistics, so that your only worry will be to choose the adventure you want to live.
Your only thought will be to pack.
You will live and discover Italy for the unique experiences and the intense thrills that this land can give you, guided by those who know at first-hand these places and the facilities proposed.
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Lazio, among the hills of Cicerone
A SUSTAINABLE HOLIDAY
Lazio, among the hills of Cicerone
A concept of sustainable holiday, which will immerse you in the life of the Borgo Village in the name of slowness, healthy cooking and experiences in nature.
From North to South a journey through the Slow Cities
Slow Tour
From North to South a journey through the Slow Cities
From North to South, twelve days aboard your car to visit the city that is part of the "Slow City" circuit.
Basilicata Coast to Coast
Discovering Basilicata treasures
Basilicata Coast to Coast
A week to discover the Basilicata Region. A land with incredible landscapes, wild nature and places set in time.
Campania and Magna Grecia, myths and legends
Discovering Magna Grecia
Campania and Magna Grecia, myths and legends
An eight-day tour to discover Cilento, characterized by sea nature and culture for an evocative itinerary.
Friuli, Green Holiday in Sauris
An oasis of relax
Friuli, Green Holiday in Sauris
Three days of greenery in Friuli, immersed in the high altitude oasis in contact with nature, between the local dialect, farms and unique flavors.
Urbino: Art, Food and Wine
Wine and culture
Urbino: Art, Food and Wine
A five-day tour in the Marche, between historic cities, local producer, traditions and culinary delicacies.
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Sicily: Sailing the Eolie Islands
The arcipelago of the Eolie Islands
Sicily: Sailing the Eolie Islands
A week on a sailing boat in the paradise of the Eolie islands, exploring the sea of Sicily, a land with a past rich in history, culture and unique flavors.
Marche, truffle hunting
Truffle hunting and wine tasting
Marche, truffle hunting
Truffles are heavenly ingredients, something everyone should taste at least once in their lifetime. Better yet, if you choose to live this experience in the Marche region, home of the prized white truffle.
Campania, Coast to Coast
From Cilento to Amalfi Coast
Campania, Coast to Coast
A six days dream itinerary, with private guide, from Cilento to Amalfi Coast.
Venice, art, bacari and chicheti
Food and Wine tour in Venice
Venice, art, bacari and chicheti
A tour to discover the magic and history of a unique city in the world, including art, culture, islands, food and wine delicacies.
Discover Italy
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20 Regions of Italy is the way to discover the most secret and hided corners of the “Bel Paese”, with a team of experts who will help you create an itinerary tailored to your wishes.
“Boccaccio made one of his protagonist say: Further on than Abruzzi – so that to create this sense of distance, seclusion, wonder. And this can be used as a proverbial expression defining the condition and the history of people from Abruzzo”
(Mario Pomilio)
“Calabria seems to have been created by a capricious God that, after creating different worlds, had fun mixing them all up together”. (Guido Piovene)
“Here we are at last. The Italian proverb says “See Naples and die!” but I say, see Naples and live; for there seems a great deal worth living for” (Arthur John Strutt)
“The Emilians are like that. Do they have to build a car? They will build a Ferrari. Do they have to build a motorcycle? They will build a Ducati. Do they have to make a cheese? They will invent the Parmigiano Reggiano. Do they need to find someone to write and sing songs? They will give birth to people like Pavarotti” (Unknown)
“Friuli is a small compendium of the universe, alpine plain and lagoon in sixty miles from the Tramontane to the midday” (Ippolito Nievo)
“Those born in Rome, love her, but those who weren’t born there and met her, sometimes, as in my case, love her even more.” (Giovanni Canestri)
“Up from the sea, slow and rose-colored / the Ligurian evening, perdition/ of lovers’ hearts and far things” (Vincenzo Cardarelli)
“So blessed by God with beauty, variety, fertility, in this slope of defending mounts, in this spread out of hugging seas, in this rise of greeting hills, in this openness of smiling valleys…” (Giosuè Carducci)
“From a landscape point of view, the main feature of this region is that all you need is to move few kilometers to find very different places and atmospheres, and that there isn’t just one Piedmont but ten, twelve, fifteen!” (Sebastiano Vassalli)
“Puglia in its empyrean sun, in its karst folds, in its tidy resistance of innumerable platoons of flanked olive trees, and the always blue sky that brushes the sea without leaving it”. (Cesare Brandi)
“Finally, we go down to the sea. In Sardinia you always feel it, hundreds and hundreds kilometers from the coasts, shining in the airs from every corner. It’s a true island, Sardegna, inside its splendor and its storms. And it smells of something brackish even up to a thousand meters.” (Elio Vittorini)
“Being happy in Sicily is easy, but it’s an operation that requires a biological as well as cultural adaptation: it’s essential to learn to live the time in a Sicilian way.” (Francine Prose)
“Toscana is the only country in the world that felt like home: the rest of Italy, and France, England, Spain, Germany, were Republics, Monarchies, Empires – not home” (Curzio Malaparte)
“Bolzano is opulent, modern, but its beauty is gothic: long streets lined with colonnades, embellished not so much by this or that building, as by the movement of corners and ledges, that create backdrops, games of light” (Guido Piovene)
“And then, the Umbrian God, found an amazing blue for the sky and an even more beautiful color to paint the distances and the mountains. For this reason, Umbria is so miraculously blue; the bluest of all the land” (Karel Čapek)